The move comes after the Dayton company failed to maintain standard listing requirements for 30 consecutive trading days. Those requirements include maintaining an average global market capitalization of at least $15 million.

Standard Register says it expects to achieve $1 billion in annual revenue and $40 million in annual savings thanks to the deal. A release says WorkFlowOne will initially operate as a subsidiary with its CEO staying on in an advisory role.

The combined company has 4000 employees, including more than 900 in Dayton.